Auditing a Course

Past FLCC graduates who make a $100 donation through the Alumni Association are permitted to take one course per school year free of examination, grading, or credit. This auditing privilege is restricted to courses that are offered for college credit. Any materials or supplies that are needed for class and that are not covered by normal tuition will be the responsibility of the person auditing the class. (This includes textbooks, lab supplies, or special course-related fees).

Please visit the Alumni Association web page and select Alumni Association Membership to review information about this benefit. To be eligible for an Alumni Audit, your registration form must include a contribution certificate. Contact the Alumni Association at (585)785-1454 or email alumni@flcc.edu for more information about contributing. Please Note: Contributing to the Alumni Association does not guarantee an audit of a specific course. The auditing option is based on the available space.

Registration Process

1. Find your class - View our course offerings list to search for a course that meets your needs.
2. Seek approval - Complete the Audit Registration Form with the complete course information (ex: PSY 100 01), and reach out to the instructor to see if they will accept you as an auditor. Have the instructor sign below the course information on the registration form, or send you an approval email.
3. Register - Submit the registration form to the One Stop Center for processing. If emailing, please call the One Stop Center to request an encrypted link (please do not send this form through standard email). Registration Forms must be submitted to the One Stop Center by the end of the drop/add period (the third week of the semester).
4. Pay (if applicable) - Pay any course specific fees, see the Cost of Attending FLCC page for more information. As an Alumni Auditor, you will be exempt from standard tuition and fees.
5. Get ready for class - Prepare for class by looking up book information, and familiarize yourself with online courses (if taking an online course)
   1. Visit the Campus Book Store for book(s) and supplies information.
   2. Visit the Online Degree Programs page for more information about online courses.

A community member may take a course without examination, grading, or credit. This auditing privilege is restricted to courses that are offered for college credit. Community auditors pay full tuition and fees plus the cost of any required materials or supplies. A certificate of residency is also required.

Registration Process

1. Find your class - View our course offerings list to search for a course that meets your needs.
2. Seek approval - Complete the Audit Registration Form with the complete course information (e.g., PSY 100 01), and contact the instructor to see if they will accept you as an auditor. Have the instructor sign below the course information on the registration form.
3. Register - Submit the registration form to the One Stop Center for processing. If emailing, please call the One Stop Center to request an encrypted link (please do not send this form through standard email). Registration Forms must be submitted to the One Stop Center by the end of the drop-add period (the third week of the semester).
4. Pay - Pay for tuition and fees. See the Cost of Attending FLCC page for more information.
5. Submit supplemental forms - Provide the college with a Certificate of Residence (if NYS Resident) and Immunization Records.
   1. Visit Student Accounts for information regarding residency.
   2. Visit Student Health Services for information regarding immunizations.
6. Get ready for class - Prepare for class by looking up book information, and familiarize yourself with online courses (if taking an online course)
   1. Visit the Campus Book Store for book(s) and supplies information.
   2. Visit the Online Degree Programs page for more information about online courses.

FLCC permits persons sixty years of age or over to audit courses without tuition, examination, grading, or credit on a space-available basis. This auditing privilege is restricted to courses offered for college credit. The person auditing the class will be responsible for any materials or supplies needed for a class that are not covered by normal tuition. (This includes textbooks, lab supplies, or special course-related fees.)

Registration Process

1. Find your class - View our course offerings list to search for a course that meets your needs.
2. Seek approval - Complete the Audit Registration Form with the complete course information (ex: PSY 100 01), and contact the instructor to see if they will accept you as an auditor. Have the instructor sign below the course information on the registration form. Please do not reach out to the instructor until the first day of classes (for an on-campus class) or preview week (for an online course).
3. Register - Submit the registration form to the One Stop Center for processing. If emailing, please call the One Stop Center to request an encrypted link (please do not send this form through standard email). Registration Forms must be submitted to the One Stop Center by the end of the drop-add period (the third week of the semester).
4. Pay (if applicable) - Pay any course-specific fees; see the Cost of Attending FLCC for more information.
5. Submit immunization records (if applicable) - Provide the college with Immunization Records.
   1. Visit Student Health Services for information regarding immunizations.
6. Get ready for class - Prepare for class by looking up book information, and familiarize yourself with online courses (if taking an online course)
   1. Visit the Campus Book Store for book(s) and supplies information.
   2. Visit the Online Degree Programs page for more information about online courses.